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If you have a tool that works for you, why change? Instead of jumping in bed with the newest, shiniest one that's being hyped online, ask yourself "What does th
by billybuckwheat 4y ago
If you have a tool that works for you, why change? Instead of jumping in bed with the newest, shiniest one that's being hyped online, ask yourself "What does this do that my current tool doesn't?" And don't believe the breathless copy about supercharging your productivity or increasing it 10x. That ain't gonna happen.